Signs You're Self-Sabotaging Your Relationship (And How To Cut It Out)
Self-sabotaging your relationship can indicate deeper issues; here are the signs to look out for and what you can do to fix it.
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Compersion: What It Means And How It Ties Into Ethical Non-Monogamy
While a quick definition of compersion is sort of the opposite of jealousy, there's way more to it than that.
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What Does It Really Mean To Give Good Advice (And How Do You Know If You're Not)?
Giving good advice requires empathy, strong listening skills, and self-awareness. We go over the signs you're doing it right - and when you're not.
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How To Show Up For Your Friend Who's Been Cheated On (Even If They Stay With Them)
Being cheated on is a devastating and emotional blow. When it happens to one of your friends, here's the best way to be supportive and show up for them.
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We Asked Readers The People They Need To See Their Date Interact With Before Committing
How one treats others can predict how they'll be in a relationship. Here are the people daters want to see their potential partners have interactions with.
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The Pros And Cons Of Treating Your Relationship Like A Job
Although it might seem counterintuitive, treating your relationship like it's a job can benefit both you and your partner. Here are the dos and don'ts.
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How To Handle Wanting To Breakup When Your Partner Is Going Through A Lot
Even if your partner's in a good place in their life, a break-up can feel like a slap in the face. But what if your partner is going through a bad time?
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Baby-Making Plans Don't Mean Your Sex Life Has To Be Clinical - Here's How To Keep It Fun
When trying to conceive, things in the bedroom can start to feel a lot less fun than they used to. But these tips will help you spice things up again.
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Owning Your Emotions And Navigating The Murky Waters Of A Long-Distance Breakup
Navigating the world of long-distance breakups can leave you on an uncertain playing field, but there are plenty of ways you can help yourself through it.
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How To Embrace Your Emotional Vulnerability & Be More Expressive With Your Feelings
Learning to embrace your own emotional vulnerability will help you be more expressive - and honest - in your relationships.
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Can You Be Friends With Someone You Love Who Doesn't Feel The Same? Therapist Weighs In - Exclusive
In an exclusive chat with Women.com, a therapist explains whether or not you can maintain a platonic friendship with someone you're in love with.
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How To Tell Your Partner You Were Unfaithful
Cheating, whether physical or emotional, is a tricky topic to tackle, especially if you were the unfaithful one. Here's how to come clean and tell your partner.
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There Are 3 New Love Languages That Can Help You Uncover Your Truest Relationship Desires
The idea of love languages was first introduced three decades ago. Times have changed since then, which is why there are now three new languages to choose from.
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How To Safely And Smoothly Leave A Bad Date
Bad dates can happen to anyone. However, women should always have a few useful tricks and methods up their sleeve to leave a date gone bad.
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Why You're Engaging In Retention Behaviors In A Relationship (And How To Stop The Cycle)
You might be engaging in retention behaviors and not even realize it; we explore what this looks like in a relationship, why it happens, and how to stop.
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How To Be Sensitive To Your Loved One's Fertility Issues When You're Growing Your Family
If you have a friend or family member with fertility issues, here's how to navigate celebrating your pregnancy while remaining sensitive to their feelings.
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How To Approach Your Partner About Not Wanting To Merge Finances When You're Married
Merging finances when two people combine their households together has been the norm. But with more people less inclined to do that, it's time to talk it out.
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How To Handle Parties & Events With A Sober Partner (Respect Is Key)
Though drinking seems to be a big part of American culture, some people are not embracing that. Here's how to handle parties & events with a sober partner.
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Opposite Attachment Styles Happen In Friendships, Too. Here's How To Handle Them
To better navigate your life and find harmony with your friends' opposing attachment styles, you might investigate which style you most likely operate under.
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Our Best Advice For Navigating Mutual Friends After A Breakup
We all need support after a breakup, but what do you do when you and your ex have mutual friends? We offer tips for navigating this tricky territory.
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What Is Hyper-Independence & How Can It Impact Your Relationships?
Hyper-independence, also known as toxic independence, occurs when an individual learns not to rely on others; here's how it can impact your relationship.
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How Are You Actually Supposed To Meet People To Date IRL? We Have Some Advice
These days, most couples hook up through dating apps, but IRL meetups may be the superior option. Here's how to maximize your chances of finding a connection.
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9 Signs Your Potential Partner Is Emotionally Intelligent
You don't want to be one of those couples bickering about the little things. That's why emotional intelligence is important to look for.
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How To Address Your Partner's Outrageous Spending Habits Before It Derails Your Future
Don't be afraid to talk financial issues with your partner. Just be sure you're armed with kindness, warmth, and helpful solutions.
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How To Handle Fights When Your Partner Has No Conflict Resolution Skills
Fights are unavoidable in relationships, and you'll have to navigate such disagreements with your partner; however, this requires conflict resolution skills.
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Tom Sandoval's T-Shirt Sex Comment Was A Worse Betrayal Than The Affair Itself
It's hard to fathom that someone would use a once trusted partner's most vulnerable moments to gain ground during an argument, but Tom Sandoval did just that.
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